Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-24
SUNDAY In HE CHURCHES.
piscoursrs at the Haukton Churches
VnraOns Religious ates.

Uiscoursrs at the Haukt0n Churches :
Vnrlons Religious Nstes.
MIR. Breolay, at the Congregational
church, in the morning disooar-ed from
Joo. 1872. 'Yon shat. know the truth,
aud the truth that makes you free" He
spoke OF the thoughts of the text. To
know the truth aud live up to it. Philos.
ophers had puzzled their braius in the
past to tiud u the basis OF all known
things. Some had regarded thst basis
as water, others as fire, others as being.
Others again regarded this basis as a
devil evil and good spirits. God sug-
gested to Newton the law of grayita:ion
and kepier worked out the problem.
Organized labor would profit by the
history of England and organized CAPT.
tai would equally profit by the history
OF the Roman empire. Truth has q power
in vital working that falsehood cenno
have. All the good IN literature and art
is when they are freed from the false.
The true hes lived, the false has been
sifted out. He spoke of the growth of
common law having lees and less Of the
false and moro and more OF the trae.
God, the author of truth. All truth is
born of God. The false has no sympathy
with God. Faisehood in thought results
in a falsehood of morals. To know the
truth is to know Jesus Christ, who came
to reveal the truth who was the way the
truth and the life. Toe selfish man is in
bondage for he has no true plan Of life.
Truth can never be explained and
never can be wiped out, it will
in due time assert its CLAIMS.
The business would be ruined financially
by q false addition saying two and two
make five. Ruined because suoh is false.
But 40 less will men be enveloped in
everlasting mire who trust IN falsehood
that 1t is not necessary to trust God
because thess trust IN q falsehood. At
night he diacoursed on the need OF O
Savior. Because all are sinners. For
pardon for past sins. To keep che par
doned one in the good way. To give
ns an entrance into the life beyond,
The Christian Endeavor society had one
hundred present at a conservation meet.
ing. The roll called and sill had q verse
or testimony.
Al the Episcopal church Mr.. Bonn
preached ID the morning from the text,
sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof
Subject: Borrowing trouble" 1t is
wrong to borrow trouble because we
have each day enough to bear, because
If We borrow trouble we do not appreci.
ate what we have. Because in so doing
we waste our energies on the imaginary
troubles, so when the real ones come We
are not able to cope with them
was given OF q boy whose purpose
was to jump I'VE q wall, and beginning
his run far back 80 by the time he
reached the wall his vitality was e1-
pended. AT night he spoke On the word
ST am Alpha and Omega" Christ the
alpha of the christian ministry, 30 tina
, minister who surreaders his pulpit to
anything but Christ %surrsnders it to the
devil, The choir is already hard a
wark practioing for Christmas, looking
! forward to the pipe organ. A musica
club meets weekly, on Monday night
at guild hall, composed of the bes
| musical talent in the city. Thirty-fv.
present last Monday night, nov
q practicing Beethovln's halleluhah cho'
, %ruses. a boys club has been or
ganizsd by MIR. Bonn, the obiec
n of which is to throw around the boy
u those Influences which will keep then
9 from going into bad ways. Over thirt.
o boys are members. A constitution ant
d pledge have to be signed for member
chip. No swearing or lying permitted
If any one trausgresses he 10 faed 6y
cents for each violation. Outdoor an
a indoor sports have been provided I
engags the boys socially.